Colorado B.S. Thread

My Marlin clutch should be here tomorrow. Anyone know of a machine shop to resurface the flywheel?

 

@WJeeper would know

 

You'll need to babysit it and wipe off the lid condensation every so often. Smells awesome though so it's not really a chore.

 

was it any good

 

chocolate orgasm

 

you should repost up that recipe again so i dont have to go digging

 

Who would drive this monster!! I like it

 

Napa in Erie did mine last year. Called around to several places in the area, and that was the only place I could find.

 

That monster will beat your ass. It's a solid mount seat and very bouncy. Paved roads hell yeah.

 

I called a carquest in Thornton, they can do it but when I asked if they could do the step to my spec they said stock only.

what clutch did you go with?

 

hahah that reminded me of bens new toy, i made it have spring assist door on the driver side, the driver seat was off center about 3 inches so we literally ripped it out... and there is a custom wire made to hold idle in the truck but other then that it purs like a kitten on its death bed

 

Aisin.

 

I liked it before all the crap was added to it. One day I'll have a 4x4 m35

 

Milwaukee is still using 18V. I'm happy with the 3/8 impact and grease gun I bought a few months ago. Love the grease gun, no more hand pumping multiple tubes of grease. Aint nobody got time fo dat! Coworker bought the dewalt grease gun and i'm anxious to compare them once we get into our maintenance season.

The impact has 3 different torque settings which is nice to get it close to the toque you need before using the torque wrench.

I'm assuming Dewalt now has lithium batteries? My biggest issue with them was anytime I went to grab a battery it was dead or held a horrible charge. Those were NiCads though.

What makes you say they are fazing out 18V? @aero3685

 

Out with the old and in with the new as far as Dewalt. I'm not sure what other brands have since I am not looking for them. I guess you can still get plenty of older stock Dewalt 18v stuff, but I think the only 18v stuff I've noticed at most stores are batteries and maybe a single drill. Everything is 20v.

And I was looking online and learned that there are 40V dewalt lawn tools, and a Works brand that has the same stuff. Thats pretty neat.

 

Sent pictures of the shocks to Slee, who will send them to OME. Now I wait to see how long I must wait for replacements. Im sure it'll be after this week, when I actually had time to swap them (not that I really want to).

 

where can I dispose of several gallons of used motor oil? it's contaminated with coolant so the parts shops won't take it

 

let it sit and separate. Pour the oil off into a new container.

 

18 volt cordless ain't going anywhere. They still make 9 volt.
It's all about the grunt you think you need.

 

I can take it off your hands like that. Put it in containers and bring it over to my place. We use it here at work. It gets recycled. Or do as Brian says.